Tina_kh

Thank you everyone! Yes I have decided to decline this offer! I have worked way too hard for my license and cant risk it. I do not feel comfortable going on my own after two weeks of training. I am applying to new grad programs and keeping my fingers crossed. :))) thank you for all your help!

Hello everyone! I need your help!! So i graduated in May of 2015 and have been working at a laser place as a registered nurse/laser technician. I finally found a hospital job and it was supposed to be a full time day shift job on a rehab floor. The manager called me two days ago and offered me a per diem job since they don't offer the full time job anymore. I'll be floating to rehab, tele and med surg. I really want to work at a hospital but I feel like per diem is for experienced nurses and I don't have that experience. So she said that the training will be for 2 weeks and then I'll be on my own. I don't know if I should take the offer or decline it. Do you guys think I'll be able to handle it or it'll be too much for a new grad. Has any of you worked per diem as a new grad and how many weeks of training did you get? Your help is greatly appreciated. :))))

Hello, Did you pass your NCLEX? Was Uworld helpful? I test in a week and used Uworld but I feel so nervous

I am also using UWORLD and getting 55-70s but on Kaplan I score 72% one day and 57% the next day! testing next month!!!! I am not scoring in the high 60s on kaplan mostly high 50s low 60s and sometimes 70s lol (weird). Did anyone score in the high 50s and passed the first time? TIA :)

thank you! I graduated in May! yes I do questions and I do read the rationales. I only spend 1 or 2 hours on content I was just worried about my kaplan scores and thought that they are way too low. I mostly got As and Bs in NS but nursing school test questions werent as hard as Kaplan

Hello everyone! I need HELP I am taking my NCLEX next month and I am really nervous because I feel like I dont know enough! I am using the HURST review course for content review and also the kaplan content review book and kaplan NCLEX-RN srategies. practice and review. I also have saunders but I feel like Kaplan is easier to read. I am doing 100-150 kaplan questions a day and taking notes on questions that I missed. My scores are between 58-62% Readiness:58% Do you guys think my scores are too low? and do you guys think HURST is better than kaplan content wise TIA :)